Your best bet would be sell the land as is  and buy somewhere around there in a place with lower taxes . 

I bet you are right on about it being a Copywriter who isn't as fluent as maybe they should be to explain nuanced concepts and such.

@Frankie Betancourt Your best bet at this point in the process in my experience is to attend the Sheriff Sale and be sure to have the funds available, all sheriff sales I know of, like Jon said, are cash only and 'as is' obviously.

Best bet is pay cash, take out a heloc, buy more with HELOC.

Pulling equity is a good idea if you don't max it up to the hilt. say 70% to Valuation is fair bet.

It's not the same but I bet they aren't that far off.

But if you are not actively working on becoming 1 on google... you will eventually get kicked out of the game.Your best bet is PPCtalk to @Angel-Ty L. about this. 

I'm not a wholesaler but I bet most experienced wholesalers wouldn't have an issue disclosing the price. 

Which leads to a series of additional steps, like annexation, zoning, densities, utilities (water, sewer, electric) and entitlements.A real estate developer is your best bet as a resource to conduct the initial due diligence and go into a deeper dive to define the project or projects best suited for the property. 

I’m sure there’s other factors I’m not seeing but RE is still the safest bet right up until the zombies start eating people.